profile amplifiers

I have read hundreds of reviews on these amps, and everyone has nothing but good things to say. Just wondering if any audiophiles had anything negative to say.

They suck!! All they really are good for is creating distortion or they make handy paper weights!!

2008-03-01 18:19:33 by blame236

My 2 kicker cvr 10#39;s and 600 watt profile california amp hittin to quot;bass i love youquot; by bassotronics

I know both are low end amplifiers, but im trying not to spend over $110 on an amplifier that needs to power 80w x4 channels.

So which one of these brands are better? anything else similar in price??

If you knew your budget was so low, you should have planned for that in the beginning. Buy speakers that are more efficient and require less power. And why do you need 80 x4? 40x4 would only be 3 db quieter. What are your goals? maybe you should just save your money and run on deck power for now? If you really must have something and you have to get buy so cheaply, shop used stuff on e-bay, craigs list or any one of the many car audio specific message forums that have stuff for sale all the time.

2008-07-03 23:40:21 by kevinhenman

Price: $18.29 $18.29

truly hi-end stuff
many of the sq competitors use genesis amps, they are in the league of extreme hi-end category.

2008-06-24 05:34:19 by helper

Price: $429.95

Up to 3-watts maximum output power
Up to 3W Max Output Power
Supports CDMA, TDMA, GSM AMPS, in addition to 3G data protocols such as HSDPA, EVDO EDGE
Allows multiple phones and data cards to be used simultaneously
Greatly extends cellular signal range for both voice and data

They are pretty good for the value, I have one for my front door 100 watts polk audio component speaker system, and they work pretty well, I am impressed, i got that amp for under hundred as long as I can remember.
although mine is not baja, but they are supposed to be better than the regular one.

2007-07-06 14:51:33 by marcuswh2060

I have a burnt out profile amplifier. I wondered if they refurbished them and if they give money for them

The answer to this question is "NO" they dont give money for them. What they will do is repair it if it still has warranty coverage, If not then time to buy a new amp. I had a MEMPHIS amp that blew the RCA inputs and I sent it back to them, and they sent me a brand new one since it was a manufacturers defect.

2007-05-11 20:19:58 by AdamLA486